Why young professionals are not good at AI

Inquirer.net - Oct 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — When a new technology arrives, owners often turn to the youngest people in the room. They learn the tools quickly. Surely they should lead the way? With artificial intelligence (AI), that assumption can be expensive. A young professional can produce an impressive strategy report without understanding the strategy. A CEO can mistake that

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